Project settings dialog
Dialog to make settings related to the project.
backup
Automatic backup
If you check automatic backups, backups will be performed automatically at the end of the raster.
The backup is timed each time a specified number of days have elapsed since the last backup was made.
In addition, the backup destination supports both absolute and relative paths. By default, it is specified in [Project Path]\Backup".
The file name to be backed up is "Rastail_yyyyMMdd.zip" (yyyYMDdd requires the date of the backup).
If you want to specify an absolute path, you can select the destination folder from the Browse button on the right.
Delete old backup files
If you have an automatic backup, you will have accumulated old backup files, so your files will increase without your knowledge. If you check "Delete old backup files", you will automatically delete the old backup files when the raster ends.
The file you want to delete will be a file that has been opened for a specified period of time or more from the date of backup to the current date and time. The date of the backup is determined according to the "Backup File Deletion Criteria" selected.
Based on when the file was created | It is judged based on the "creation date and time" included in the file information. The ". all zip" files are eligible. |
Relative to file name date | Determines based on the date and time of the file name named by Rastail. This includes "Rastail_yyyyMMdd.zip" files contained in the destination folder. |
The period to be deleted is specified in the item "Delete backup files before XX days".
tree
Automatically import checklist files that exist in the checklist folder when raster starts
If this is checked, checklist files placed in the Project Path\CheckList folder will be automatically added to the tree when raster is started.
Therefore, you can avoid having to import checklist files by placing them in folders.
Automatically added folder and checklist file icons are automatically applied to the first icon.
For example, let's say you have a tree structure like the one below.
Place the checklist file in the folder.
When you start raster again, the file is automatically added to the tree.